Le Capese In Santa cesarea terme

A wonderful hotel in a beautiful location. Peace, quiet, relaxation.

One of our favourite hotels ever. Service, food room location all excellent. Staff were brilliant, place was immaculate. Perfect!

One of the most beautiful resorts in Puglia, with a restaurant that is as top as the resort, a dream come true

The hotel is beautifully located, very well maintained, and designed with great attention to detail. The rooms are clean, the staff friendly, and the atmosphere truly relaxing. If you're looking for nature and peace, this is the place for you. Unfortunately, there was a major mosquito problem during my stay – on a scale I've never experienced before. Despite the hotel's efforts (insect spray in the rooms, incense sticks in the restaurant), the mosquito plague couldn't be contained. I received over 20 bites, which unfortunately significantly spoiled my stay. Another negative point is the Wi-Fi – it was barely usable – and the hotel is located in a dead zone. There's no mobile signal, which is certainly relevant for many these days. You should also be aware that the restaurant serves almost exclusively fish dishes. If you don't like fish, you'll certainly have a hard time eating here. Despite these points, the overall impression remains positive, especially due to the beautiful grounds and the dedicated staff. I therefore give it four out of five stars.

My husband, our 21-year-old daughter, and I stayed here in May 2025, and we absolutely loved it. The hotel is wonderful — it offers breathtaking views, a stunning infinity pool, and beautifully landscaped gardens full of quiet corners perfect for reading or relaxing. I booked a massage with Luigi, and he was incredible — one of the best I've ever had! Breakfast was excellent, and after trying it once, we ended up having dinner at the hotel every night — it’s the best restaurant in the area. The staff were consistently helpful and charming, adding to the overall experience. The surrounding area is full of great spots to explore. We especially enjoyed the nearby town of Castro Marino (don’t miss the amazing ice cream), the beach cove at Acquaviva (there’s a great little lunch spot there called Anam), and Porto Miggiano for swimming. Also, be sure to take the walking tour of Zinzulusa Cave — it’s a must-see!

Small, very elegant resort managed in an efficient and discreet manner. Owners and staff extremely kind and affable. You can spend days of complete relaxation on the edge of an inviting "infinity" swimming pool overlooking the sea. The only limitation of the structure is the lack of a practicable descent into the deep and beautiful sea.